We found 6 issueson bondapp.ioworth fixing.

The FAQ price contradicts the $99 plan price

On /pricing the plan is listed as "$99 /seat/month", while the FAQ on the same page states "At $199 it costs less than the time you'll get back in the first week." The same $199 sentence also appears on the homepage. Both figures describe the cost of the same plan, so one of them is stale.

Try it: Open /pricing, read the price on the plan card, then scroll to the FAQ answer that mentions $199.

Image role containers carry no alternative text

On /, /pricing, /about, and /privacy-policy, container divs marked role="img" expose no accessible name: axe-core rule role-img-alt (impact serious, WCAG 2.0 A, 1.1.1) fails on .framer-1uxmbka-container > div[role="img"] and .framer-zemn6-container > div[role="img"], with three further similar nodes suppressed. Each flagged node has no aria-label, no aria-labelledby, and no title attribute, so screen readers announce only "image" with no content. The graphics in this area include the GDPR, CCPA, and SOC 2 Type II compliance badges under the hero buttons, which carry meaning rather than decoration.

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from the scan · / · desktopopen full capture ↗

Try it: Load the home page, inspect div[role="img"] inside .framer-1uxmbka-container, and confirm no aria-label, aria-labelledby, or title is set; or run axe-core on / and look for role-img-alt.

Body text fails the minimum contrast ratio

Body copy in the rich text blocks on /, /pricing, /about and /privacy-policy fails the WCAG AA contrast requirement. axe-core measures a ratio of 2.95:1 for a 16px paragraph, foreground #7e7771 on background #392f27, where 4.5:1 is required. On the home page this affects the muted supporting line in the product panel, which renders as low-contrast grey on dark brown.

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from the scan · / · desktopopen full capture ↗

Try it: Open / and inspect the paragraph "I handled most of the noise, here's what's left." in the panel, then compare its color #7e7771 against the #392f27 background.

The header logo link has no accessible name

The BOND wordmark in the header (a.framer-1kxxbjs, data-framer-name="logo", href="./") is in the tab order but exposes no accessible text: no inner text readable by screen readers, no aria-label, no aria-labelledby. axe-core flags it under rule link-name at impact level serious, mapped to WCAG 2.4.4 and 4.1.2, on /, /pricing, /about and /privacy-policy. Screen reader and keyboard users reach the home link and hear only the raw URL or "link".

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from the scan · / · desktopopen full capture ↗

Try it: Open / and tab to the header logo, or run axe-core on the page and look at the link-name rule for a.framer-1kxxbjs.

The careers page renders completely blank

On desktop at 1280x800, /careers paints as a uniform beige viewport with no header, navigation, headings, job listings, or footer. The initial capture and a later settled capture of the same route are both empty across the full 1280x800 area, so nothing rendered after the page had time to settle. A second visit to the route did render content, so the failure is intermittent rather than constant.

bondapp.io/careers

from the scan · /careers · desktopopen full capture ↗

Try it: Open /careers on a desktop browser with a cold cache and reload a few times, watching for loads where the page stays blank beige with no header or listings.

The careers page renders blank on mobile

On mobile, /careers can render as a uniform off-white page with no header, navigation, body copy, or footer anywhere in the full 390x664 viewport capture. The blank state held on a settled second capture of the same load, so it is not a mid-load frame. A fresh session later loaded the page with content, which points at an intermittent client-side render or hydration failure rather than a permanently broken route.

bondapp.io/careers

from the scan · /careers · mobileopen full capture ↗

Try it: Open /careers on a phone several times with a cold cache and watch for a load that stays empty off-white with no nav or footer.

The "pays" text sits awkwardly

The hero headline has a double space between "pays" and "for", widening the gap in the first line.

The "RECENT" text sits awkwardly

The "RECENT" label in the announcement pill renders in dark gray on a barely lighter dark brown chip, giving very low contrast compared with the adjacent white headline text.